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Old 01-08-2015, 06:31 PM
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Here is my setup from last weekend. Car was very easy to drive and consistent.
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Had my first day at the track (and race) with my R10 2015 ATS kit. I didn't run the ATS, as I just went with the setup I got from Sean Williams. Car worked very well, and I am just fine tuning a little bit. I was right on pace for quick laps (fastest lap in the mains), but the drive let me down on the 5 minute times with a few mistakes. Can't wait to take her out again, but it'll be a few weeks with Reedy Race (off-road) now just 2 weekends away.

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Old 01-11-2015, 12:48 PM
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I just thought I would point out the Mile High Indoor Championship that our track is having . We have had some big name racers at this event for the last 2 years.

http://milehighindoorchamps.com/
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I haven't found this info doing a quick search; has anyone weighed an empty, box-stock ARC '15 ? With carbon chassis, complete without wheels, body, or electronics.

I would be curious to know since thercracer states in his review that the car is really light... Thanks !
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I think the car stock is kinda heavy. I was able to drop 67 grams with ti screws aluminum ball studs and aluminum spool cups.
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I didn't... BUT, with full electronics, LW body, titanium screws and aluminum ball studs and turnbuckles, I was 70g under weight, and had to add quite a bit. The car gets light without too much work.
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Old 01-13-2015, 10:17 AM
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@frank root: whats your minimum weight, 1350g?
which electronic/lipo do you use?

adding 70g is a lot...
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Thanks for the answers guys. I am still really interested in the exact empty figure, if one of you ever thinks about it during a rebuild.
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Box stock 2015 regular edition with silver A2 screw set from the black edition (they are a tad lighter than the stock black screws) and a belt tensioner attached:
448.1 grams

this includes the 4 screws for the servo and the 2 motor screws taped to the car. Shocks are built with oil in them (35wt if it matters)

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Old 01-13-2015, 11:19 AM
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Originally Posted by heretic
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@frank root: whats your minimum weight, 1350g?
which electronic/lipo do you use?

adding 70g is a lot...
ROAR minimum is 1380g.

I use the following equipment:
Schuur Speed 13.5T Motor
Orion R10 Pro ESC (ORI65102) w/fan
Spektrum S6070 Low Profile Servo
Spektrum SR2000 Micro Race Receiver
Trinity RevTech 7150mAh 2S LiPo Pack
R1 Motor Fan
AMB My Laps (2-wire) Personal Transponder
Tires - Sorex 28R, Blue Sweep LP Inserts, Sweep EXP Natural Wheels
Body - Protoform LTC-R LW Body

I was just over 1300g when it first went on the scales.
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Old 01-13-2015, 12:07 PM
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thx!

here in austria we have a minimum weight of 1350g.

i will get my ats version next week an if i don't forget, i will weight box stock ats chassis
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I just bought a used Black Edition car, and I want to fix the steering rack issue before it becomes a problem at all - but I don't really understand what the problem is.

Is it that the screws that hold the R102508 steering plate are backing out and causing the bearings to pop out of the steering plate?
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It's a pretty rare problem tbh. but what happens is, usually on an impact the chassis flexes a bit and causes the steering posts to pull the arms up and down and the bearing pops out of the steering plate.

This fixes all problems with it though:
http://www.napaonline.com/Catalog/Ca...149_0361152181

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Originally Posted by xen0ph0n
I just bought a used Black Edition car, and I want to fix the steering rack issue before it becomes a problem at all - but I don't really understand what the problem is.

Is it that the screws that hold the R102508 steering plate are backing out and causing the bearings to pop out of the steering plate?
Brian. when they anodized that black steering plate the removed too much material to compensate for the anodizing. so teh bearings fit loose in the rack. you could either buy a silver steering rack and be done with it or like russ said, use conical washers and screw instead of the button head then its no issue at all. pretty cheap fix. good luck with my old car. enjoy.
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Yeah, not too worried about it Doug. Just wanted to nip the problem at the bud before it became an issue; wanted to see what people were doing to fix it. Super stoked to see how the car drives.
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